Oystering, The Grind

Over the past decade, Texas oysters have endured everything from hurricanes to floods to drought. And that’s got Oystermen feeling the pinch of less profits. Now work is underway to help strengthen Texas bays and the oyster industry.
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[@jovannehan3985]

I just applied to help in Oyster genetics to help improve yields. I would be excited to help. 😊

[@babygirlb3kah]

Interesting, keep the bays continually productive.

[@Tsiri09]

Looks labor intensive

[@TheSkiffWanderer]

Too bad, two years later and this situation has only gotten worse. It’s time for a change TPWD, and an actual change!!

[@big2927]

When they get back to shore how much are they able to sell per sack for? Just curious, ty.

[@texasparksandwildlife]

It depends on a lot of factors but it can be anywhere from $25 to $50 or more. The market fluctuates a lot.

[@LisainTexas]

Unfortunately, lots of fishermen from Mexico are there exporting our harvest.

[@musiqaman]

I wonder how those reefs are doing now. That’s happy fisherman spoke wisely.

[@commercialelectrician133]

good job wardens keep everyone in line good job on this video keep them coming